English Language
Vocabulary and Synonyms
17,324 Questions
Vocabulary and synonyms are essential components of English language sections across competitive exams. This topic tests word associations, context meanings, and precise vocabulary skills. Regular practice helps test takers score higher in SSC, banking, and railway recruitment tests.
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Vocabulary and Synonyms Questions
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Admit
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Obtain
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Observe
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Admire
B
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Explanation
Acquire means to obtain, get, or gain possession of something. Among the options, only "obtain" is a direct synonym with the same meaning. Admit means to allow entry, observe means to watch, and admire means to appreciate - none convey the sense of getting possession.
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Ineffectual
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Fence
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Source
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Opening
B
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Enclose means to surround, confine, or fence in. In this context, "fence" can be used metaphorically to mean enclosing or creating a boundary around something. The other options don't fit: ineffectual means useless, source means origin, and opening means a gap - opposite of enclosing.
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Worth
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Unconcerned
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Amazed
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Full
C
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Explanation
Spellbound means captivated, fascinated, or held in awe. Amazed is a correct synonym as both words describe a state of being awestruck or deeply impressed. Worth, unconcerned, and full do not convey this sense of wonder or fascination.
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Security
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Shelter
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Danger
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Growth
C
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Risk refers to exposure to danger, harm, or loss. Danger is a direct synonym as both words describe situations involving potential harm. Security, shelter, and growth are antonyms or unrelated concepts to risk.
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Begin
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End
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Open
B
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Begird means to surround, encircle, or encompass something. Encompass is the correct synonym as both describe the act of enclosing or including within boundaries. Begin, end, and open are unrelated to surrounding.
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Tricky
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Beneath
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Temporary
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Precise
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Enemy
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Action
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Impotence
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Energy
D
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Strength refers to physical power, energy, or force. Energy is a correct synonym as both describe the capacity for vigorous activity. Enemy, action, and impotence are unrelated; impotence is actually an antonym.
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Digust
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Enthrall
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Allow
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Enroll
B
Correct answer
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Fascinate means to captivate, hold spellbound, or enthrall someone's interest. Enthrall is an excellent synonym as both describe being powerfully absorbed by something. Disgust, allow, and enroll do not convey this sense of attraction.
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Solid
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Unbelievable
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Curt
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Partial
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Construct means to build, create, or form something by putting parts together. Build is a direct synonym as both describe making something. Exit, open, and wreck are unrelated; wreck is actually an antonym.
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Bent
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Crooked
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Perpendicular
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Horizontal
C
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Explanation
Vertical means upright, erect, or perpendicular to a horizontal plane. Perpendicular is the correct synonym as both describe lines or surfaces at right angles to another. Bent, crooked, and horizontal (an antonym) are incorrect.
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Segregate
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Manage
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Support
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Suspend
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Supervise means to oversee, watch over, or direct the work of others. Manage is a close synonym in many contexts, though manage implies more active control while supervise emphasizes oversight. Segregate, support, and suspend are unrelated.
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Local
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Foreign
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Artificial
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Inner
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Extinguish
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Dismay
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Appease
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Ignite
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Kindle means to ignite, set fire to, or arouse something. Ignite is a direct synonym as both describe starting a fire or sparking passion. Extinguish (an antonym), dismay, and appease are incorrect.
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Insert
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Acquit
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Observe
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Overlook
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Absolve means to declare someone free from blame or guilt, similar to acquit, which means to officially declare someone not guilty of a crime. Insert and observe are unrelated actions. Overlook means to ignore, which is opposite in intent.